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Indigo may ground 35 planes in March quarter
This may lead to capacity issues due to the significant number of grounded aircraft in the March quarter even as various measures are being taken to a
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Domestic air passenger traffice shoots up
The data from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) showed that domestic carriers flew 97.05 lakh passengers in July 2022.
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NCLT notice to Go First CoC on refunds
If you had bought tickets on Go First before the carrier filed for insolvency and did not get any refund, then you may get now. The grounded airline h
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Go First takeoff dealyed further
DGCA says that GoFirst can resume its operations only after the availability of interim funds and approval of the flight schedule from it
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Go First gets DGCA nod to resume fights
DGCA allows Go First to fly again but with certain conditions
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Property putting dent on pocket
Miss it at your own risk, tweets IT Deptt, MG Motors may become Indian co; VI submits Rs 14,000 cr revival plan; Airfares have begun to come down: D
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India suffered the sharpest hike in airfares
India has been one of the fastest growing aviation markets and airfares have also risen sharply in India
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BoB expects Go First default, makes Rs 500-cr provision
The Mumbai-based public sector lender has an exposure of Rs 1,300 crore to the troubled airline. This does not include exposure that is guaranteed by
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More lessors move DGCA to deregister 3 SpiceJet planes
The latest development comes a day after the NCLT issued a notice to the Ajay Singh-promoted private carrier on a petition filed by an aircraft lessor
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Tata Steel warns of closure of UK business
The biggest uncertainty in the UK business is government support, because the company has to shift its steel production process from natural gas and c
